+ 1) A simplifiable rational expression that has at least two restrictions on the variables. 2.1" -- 112+5 • An example would be - 25 2) A simplifiable expression that includes the multiplication or division of rational expressions. 2 - 27-15 - 25 • An example would be 5- 14x+8 10x7 - 3r-4 3) A simplifiable expression that includes the addition or subtraction of rational expressions. 3r?+ 14.1-5 • An example would be +r-20 2-21 4) A simplifiable expression where a radical expression contains a perfect square. • An example would be 598. 5) A simplifiable expression that includes the addition or subtraction of radical expressions. • An example would be - V51+ 2V125 +, 3V96 - 3/20. 6) A simplifiable expression that includes the multiplication of radical expressions. • An example would be (5 - 4/5)(-2+V5).In this activity, you will be creating a unique word problem that needs to be solved using a linear-quadratic system of equations. This is a task to show your creative side. You will be writing a real-world scenario (true, fictional, or semi-fictional) constructed in a manner where you will need to utilize what you have learned in this activity about finding solutions of linear-quadratic systems of equations. You may use the recent word problems for inspiration, but your word problem should be created by you and have a unique description. Be as creative as you like, but be sure to set up a word problem so that the reader can correctly identify the important information in the problem. Your answer should make sense, logically, to the problem. Post your word problem to the discussion forum As well, you must choose a word problem that another student has created, and solve it. Post a complete solution in the discussion forum. the rubric for this activitythroughout the unit. You will create three (3) word problems with each one addressing a different topic from the list below. 1. Involve solving for the zeros of the function. 2. Involve determining the maximum or minimum of the function. 3. Involve the solution of a linear quadratic system. Your answers should make sense, logically, to the problem.